Bodo/Glimt welcome Manchester City in Norway for their last Champions League clash this evening.
The hosts are unlikely to qualify for the playoffs and give themselves a chance of qualifying for the knockout stage, but they realistically need to win their remaining two matches.
For that of Pep Guardiola For their part, they are quite well in the top eight and are a safe bet to move on to the next stage.
However, Bodo/Glimt have a phenomenal home record and will not be an easy opponent to beat on the road for the Premier League giants.
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Bodo/Glimt starting lineup against Manchester City
Bodo/Glimt starting lineup: Haikin, Sjovold, Bjortuft, Gundersen, Bjorkan, Evjen, Berg, Brunstad Fet, Blomberg, Hogh, Hauge
Bodo/Glimt replacements: Faye Lund, Sjong, Nielsen, Aleesami, Bech Riisaes, Dybvik Maata, Klynge, Saltnes, Auklend, Helmersen, Chooly
Manchester City starting XI against Bodo/Glimt
Manchester City starting XI: Donnarumma, Lewis, Khusanov, Alleyne, Ait-Nouri, Rodri, Reijnders, O’Reilly, Foden, Cherki, Haaland
Manchester City substitutions: Trafford, Bettinelli, Ake, Marmoush, Doku, Gray, Mukasa, Noble, Mfuni, Samba
How to watch Bodo/Glimt vs Manchester City: TV channel, live stream online
Bodo/Glimt v Manchester City will be shown live on TNT Sports in the UK, with coverage starting shortly before kick-off at 5.45pm.
Subscribers will also be able to follow the match live via the Discovery+ app and websitewhile international viewers can check local programs for Champions League coverage.
The stats of the Bodo/Glimt match against Manchester City
- Erling Haaland has scored in four of City’s six Champions League matches this season
- Bodo/Glimt have yet to win a Champions League championship phase match this season
- Manchester City are unbeaten away from home in the competition in 2025-26
- City have won four of their six Champions League matches so far
- Bodo/Glimt have drawn three of their six league matches
Champions League Calendar 2025/26
After the championship stage, the play-offs take place in February, with the remainder of the knockout stage before the final taking place between March and early May.
1st day: September 16-18, 2025
2nd day: September 30 – October 1, 2025
3rd day: October 21/22, 2025
4th day: November 4/5, 2025
5th day: November 25 and 26, 2025
6th day: December 9/10, 2025
7th day: January 20/21, 2026
8th day: January 28, 2026
When does the Champions League knockout stage take place?
Knockout Stage Playoffs: February 17/18 & 24/25, 2026
Round of 16: 10/11 & 17/18 March 2026
Quarter-finals: 7/8 & 14/15 April 2026
Semi-finals: April 28/29 and May 5/6, 2026
Final: May 30, 2026 (Budapest)
When do the Champions League draws take place?
Knockout Stage Playoffs: January 30, 2026
Round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals and final: February 27, 2026
Format of the Champions League 2025/26
Unlike the old group stage format running until 2023/24, each team now plays eight matches in the league stage, all against different opponents.
Four of these matches will be played at home and four away, with the opponents determined by four seeds distributed by ranking.
Teams will face two opponents from each of these pots – one against a team from each pot at home and one away. The results determine the overall ranking of a league.
The top eight teams in the ranking automatically qualify for the round of 16. Teams finishing ninth through 24th will compete in a two-legged knockout play-off to reach the round of 16.
Teams finishing 25th or lower are out of Europe for the season.
When is the Champions League final?
The final will take place on May 30, 2026 at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, inaugurated in 2019 and home to the Hungarian national team.
The arena hosted a dramatic 2022/23 Europa League final, when Sevilla beat Roma on penalties after a 1-1 draw after extra time.
How to watch the Champions League: TV channel, live stream
TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video hold the live streaming rights to the Champions League in the UK.
Amazon has first pick of Tuesday’s games, with all other games broadcast on TNT Sports. BBC Sport also has highlighting rights.
A Main video subscription costs £8.99 per month or £95 per year, paid annually, with a half-price offer for fans aged 18-22.
Membership includes unlimited delivery on a huge selection of Amazon items and a range of other benefits such as movies, series, documentaries and photo storage.